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Sep 30, 2021

Young Lion of Judah Program Offers Volunteer Opportunities

Students becoming a Bar or Bat Mitzvah before October 2022 have the unique and memorable opportunity to share their occasion with a Holocaust Survivor. Through the Young Lion of Judah program, a meaningful volunteer project offered by the Greater Miami Jewish Federation Jewish Volunteer Center (JVC) and the Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach, pre-teens will be matched with Holocaust Survivors to develop a relationship and learn to tell their story. Young Lions will also attend programs on Holocaust education and serve their Jewish community through a special mitzvah project. As the Survivor population ages, it is more important than ever to memorialize their stories and encourage the next generation of Jewish leaders to continue educating others about the Shoah. The program begins on Sunday, October 24. For an application or more information on how to become a Young Lion of Judah, please contact JVC Director Lori Tabachnikoff at [email protected] or 786.866.8680.

Assisting Venezuela After the Earthquakes

Assisting Venezuela After the Earthquakes

In the aftermath of the devastating earthquakes that struck north-central Venezuela on June 24, Federation and our partners are working tirelessly to help all those impacted.

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Federation Welcomes New Volunteer Leadership

Federation Welcomes New Volunteer Leadership

For the second consecutive time in our history, two women have assumed the top volunteer leadership positions at the Greater Miami Jewish Federation.

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Investing in Jewish Education in the Diaspora

Investing in Jewish Education in the Diaspora

The Israeli government recently approved an historic $66 million national initiative to strengthen Jewish education in the Diaspora, with a particular emphasis on North America.

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Commemorating the AMIA Bombing

Commemorating the AMIA Bombing

Stand with event co-sponsor Federation and your Jewish Miami community in a tribute to the victims of the attack, perpetrated by Iranian and Hezbollah terrorists.

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